davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03
H1 COULDN'T selr ~.
sad sspsrisaes ~ nsssrs.s 40 seA.ss
tsecaA


t&eca&
Well, im ID bAa boa aud / wish
you heip ns pul # yon oar. sald IA. "A.
Rose. Of the f~sds ss he rushed inss shs
TKLsosAs- flEssAn editorial roosns lsst
nislst and prsnosd around fsaning Alass.f
with bic hat Everybody droppsd ihsir
pencils and looked 81 him. Hose Is quiss a
deoeni fellow. although he speat tho VIM
ter aud half TIE Sampasr IN tie Legislature.
sno no one could Imagine whsi lad bs-
isilsn bim. lie hss been qusrneiins With
bis vile eetisf dr,sns got sams u
ths Leeisianfs booaie. AuFeea the hired
gifl aud sos caught al II been nasline
- the streets "fhrzshsd tie Aavas++t-
all these things flashed throagh the
minds oi the reporters bat. glance At A..
he'se : fssnk. innooent lookiue faos als-
psiied AL euoh suspiclons and he VS.
asked % explain. We'll iis iuss this
lac SAID bfshtbiessly. You see ! I've IA
the eighth ward. ano ] vent over "a ghst
drssted caucus aud they made ne secretary.
and u war nip ard tuof bet weea flstohsr
and Mr.. l.. q. D. Holden. aud o. .
close vote | bad 20 count the hsnds. and I.
made Fletcher Two susas ahesd. and she
lacies shiDk that / counted theM oare
Did you count fslrly2 was asked. ss
the crest-isiien reporter stopped for breath.
fo couldn't help II said he.
would have cheated little in
favor Of the lscies bot Turner
and Fletcher and those fellows were wstoi.-
lnG ne, and tbsrs vss no ctsnos a. cheat
Row All those ladies' viii lave me spotted.
fou know offended thsD once m writing
ut one Of their vsnlsl's suft age snseflngs-
srd nov ] won't dare 30 meet sny Of them
snS II mssss sss feel HIND o. mean I wish
you would IN the matter 0ps little Tor me.
presume sotes OF ttsm will be over here
with q Communication roasting thc life out
OF me IN irss than Al hour phswi lsnt "A
sultry toDight'
Beinf assured that everything ssozsiiis
would bs done 70 ssukTe atm with iha
lsoies. Mr., Rose lodged 0ui a. fhe s,as
door, apparently imagining that he heard
some Of the dreaded wofas1 suf5raeisis con,-
ina Ia 81 the front door
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03
r 243. GRANDRAPiDS MICH. SATURDAY MORNING. sEPTF
wa4t L4lAer CUrrsseeaslsat xhin4s %
- aas Je1. SIS.


Cerr~sfonassas ~ sAs / Izi18A.a- HksALa
LgrHzA aich-. Sepf. The srglcls "a
toslsys Dsassoaf. sasisr tAs hsad u Archl-
tets Disagree las csasei Sase q indsg-
nAzioa ~ sssee over ths town. 4Hd every
ens . dsnouneins tbs statements - falssi IA
sssFy psstieulzF Before oas osnt was sx-
pended % tie Laks C0aafF Coart Houss II
baldsin. Luther psoBie deposited f,eo0 IA
cash snd gave sight "a which % erect =
baiidlns. TIE supervisors. SONS Of whom
represent issz than aity votes, sOuld n0t
sccspt nor woaid they all0E the people 20
ysss GA she designation u = cite. Zach
ys4T zn altesaDt has been made - eltscf q
l1an, oul ths people have voted Il 1oSa
each tinls. The building i composed of
Dfiex that we're manufactured a. baldwin,.
and they are 80 Interior that the Clrcuit
tudgs ]. byTon -adzins. ordered an inspse-
tl0n. he architect. Hopkins. OF Grand
Rapids, declared tbe buil1ing "a Dc 80 poor-
~ constructed. and the material 50 bad.
that II would not stand the severe frosts Of
another sinter. As bsldsin parties have
advanced money u complete ths structure.
this means loss Of lAeir funds. and they
are sofa pletsly dem0Faiized. Tbs statement II
Architect Osxood thst ths Circait Judge and
Sheriff desired TO knock cut the Chairman
of tae Building Committee politically
csnses orosd grin 81 appear on the faces
of thoss cOuvefsanE with the facts. ss Camp
bell will never be more dead politically
thzn now. When O.gOOd says that the
oailding Is safe. he simply does not know
whereof he speaks. as tie walls are erum0-
Ing - the ground and the people are clam
oring for statement from the Building
C0mmisIee. Il. J. q.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03
A BIC RAILROAD DEAL
ThE BALTIMORE & OHIO ROAD SOLD
A scheme 20 Wipe o. al Compositions
in Securing New aosA nusiasss-4
report that Maekay has ftesn
0isea Optisn on the
Telegraph Depart

NEW YoRK. Sept. 2-Afler long confer
ence of capitalist. at the Office Of Dsexel.
Morgan & Co. the following has eeen issaed
by the firm named. A preliminary contract
has been executed today between the Bslti-
more & Ohio railroad Co. Brown Bro. &
Co. and Brown. Shipley & CO.. London. and
their allied houses on this side. This con-
tract provides for the negotiation Of s. .00o .
600 B. & o. consolidated 0s. and s.. .0O0. coo
b. & o. preferred stock for the purpose of
paying of the entire floating debt % the
company and placing it on a sound finan-
cial basis.
The conditions are as follows: First-the
classihcation OF statements etc. a. made.
Second-Thst the management Of the
company shall be placed in competent
aands. satisfactory 10 the syndicate
Third-That satisfactory contracts shall
be made between the Baltimore and Ohio
and other roads for New York business,
which shall remove all antsgonisms be-
tween them on sho subject aud
insure the permanent working OF
Baltimore and Ohio in entire harmony
with the other trunk lines: also 20 avoid
the construction Of expensive parallel lines
north and east OF Philadelphia. The houses
interested on this sids are Drexel. Morgan
& Co.. Drexel 4 Co, Brown Brothers and
Riddsr, Ssabody & Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

WssHfSsToS. sept. 2-Actinx Secretary
81 shs Interior A1idrow has requested the
Atfornsy Genera "a direct the United
states Attorney 81 Washington Territory
- investigate the alleged cufting of timber
ay contractors of ths Northern Pss.fo
Cascade trsach ~ thst -esd rhis a-sion
vas ,axer in cnree1rerge ~ 4 rsnnrt =
Special TiuheF Aeens Frosf fa iha sfr,et
nat t1e railroad aevastztinz rrSlo
.ands of t1efr vs.ash.e rraber wIfhrrf
rseart to isw Or ta the ruies and regulations
et - ard otice The cerirany cIsisns
they have the -xht .o sbe use 81 th,s tim
eer ter construction purposes tuf the
sgent sileges he euaer is usea fer - rsirs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

At O'Clock yesterday morning an alarm
of fire from box 4. called the department TO
the Ph9nix Block, corner OF Kent and
Lyon-sts. a blaze had been started in n
back room on the third floor, and before it
was discovered the entire floor was filed
with smoke. When the inmates were ar
reused they lost no time in getting out.
most Of them coming down with their
clothes under their arms. Two or three OF
the women came down wearing seal skin
sscaues over their night clothes. and with
several other. more thinly clad. perched on
the steps of the County Building.
The origin OF the Gre lie unknown but Mr..
Fitzgerald, who has charge Of the rooms.
says the room in which 1t started was used
as wood room, and he left lamp in there
early in the evening. forgetting TO take it
out when he vent 60 bed He thinks the
lamp may have exploded. The loss. caused
mostly by water leaking through the floor
into Ellis book bindery, wi. amount %
about one hundred dollars, and is fully Gov
cred by insurance
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03
MORE DENOMINATIONS.
A Lively Confess In the Eighth Ward and .
Tame Caucus in the Fifth.


A Lively Confess In the Eighth Ward and
Tame Caucus in the Fifth.
Over one hundred votes were cast at the
caucus held in Turner Hall last evening, to
nominate a candidate for member of the
Board Of Education. to succeed Trustee N.
A. Fletcher, Of the Eighth Ward. Hon. f.
b. Wallin presided. and u. NJ. Rose kept
the records.
Prosecuting Attorney Turner favored
the denomination of Mr.. Fletcher and
placed HIM before the meeting with a
speech IN which he alluded 10 Mr.
Fletcher strong points and the excellent
record he has made as q member Of the
Board
Mrs. g. @. Ketcham, in neat and quite
forcible speech nominated Nrs. q. ID. Hoi-
den, and urged the desirsbiity and sd-
vantages OF having fe. lady members
on the board. An informal ballot was
ordered and resulted in As votes for Mrs
Holden 10 So for Mr. Fletcher. A motion
to declare the ballot formsl and make Mr..
Fletcher's nomination unanimous was
made and decided by the raising of hands.
The secretary did the counting and an
nounced yeas. 40; nays, 45. The result was
not altogether satisfactory 10 the ladies and
their friends, who feel sure that
they would have won had a
formal ballot been taken. They consider
the motion to declare tho informal ballot as
sort of trick or snsr judgment and it is
more than likely that they will run Mrs.
Holden as an independent candidate, and
make Mr.. Fletcher hustle or get left. Later
See their card in another column.
In the Fifth ward there was not much OF
a. .ff.t md ~.
contest was between Simon Sullivan. the
present incumbent, and John Burrows.
Forty-six votes were cast, OF which Mr.
Sullivan received tventy-nine aud Mr.. Bur-
rows seventeen, and Mr.. Sulhvan's nomi-
nation was 'unanimoused."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

HASTINGS. Sept. The city schools
began work this week with Prof. ]. w.
Roberts As principal. The attendance is
large in sll the departments. Yesterday the
water mains were tested. at a pressure of
l55 lbs, after which Eve one-inch streams
were allowed to play for nearly an hour 10
test the capacity al the pumps and the
supply water. All proved satisfactory.
Glenn MuZridge took his departure from
Hastings quite suddenly By the light OF the
moon some months ago. The cause OF his
hasty exit was forged paper TO the amount
CT about $1,000. which was found 10 have
been pat in circulation by him. Ii was
nearing the hour OF II when he returned
last evening, much In the same way he
went, with the exception that on the return
trip be wss assisted by Sheriff shriner Who
found MugFidge at work on a farm near
Marshall, No. IL is rumored that he is
peuitent and will plead guilty. Should he
chose - tell the whole story IL Is thought
there are others who would be found on
the anxious seat. I. X. T,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03
j. LAND DISPUTE.
The T., s. q M- Railroad Comrnsnces Suit
TO Cendsmn some Property.

The T., s. & M- Railroad Comrnsnces Suit
TO CendsmR Some Property.
The new Toledo. Saginaw and Muskegon
Railroad is having some trouble with the
farmers through whose land the line will
pass, and some of the cases will be settled n
Court. Yesterday morning in behalf Of
this road, jury was empsDeled in the
Probate Court before Judge Perkins, and
will ascertain the proper damages tbst
should be awarded Chss. NJ. Chapman and
Conroy n Stockholm and wife, farmers Of
Sparta township. The suit having been
brought before this conrt ia order TO faciii-
tate matters and TO settle the dispute for
the possession Of said property. The jury
is composed Of Messrs Robert Graham
Levi Johnson. w. ID. TOlford. John Dale.
George Snyder. A Saur. John Britain. G.
A. Robinson. Frank Brewer, VIM. Hart
well. George Ramsey and George Bensley.
Mr. r. r. bunkee ~ the Law lrm Of Ban
kee 4 DeLsno, of Muskegon. attorneys for
the raiirosd. is here and represents their
side Of the csss. assisted By Mr.. r. A.
Maynard. while W W. Taylor is attorney
for the defendants At O'Clock this after.
noon the jury vss sworn in and will en-
Tuesday next 80 70 tie land in dispute.
view ne same and render iust verdict 81
csmsres Ihis is the frst IN soTne t.nls
that case Of this nature bas been tried by
q jury before The Judge g Probate,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03
PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.
Or. Fordyce Barker and other Authe
fftos ON Ssaef~bgeee

Or. Fordyce Barker and Other Author
titles on Ssasickssss.
Dr. Fraptzsi, Of Berlin, reporting on the ef-
fects Of immodsrste smoking upon the heart.
says that srnokisr a. . rule, agrees With per
sons for many years. although by degrees
cigars of a fnsr favor are cbos,a. But all a.
once, without any assignsbls cause, troubles
are experienced with Zoe heart, Which compel
the calling in Of the doctor. Common csgsrx
are not SO liable 90 produce thcse erecis ~ the
finer favored one- Nor can the charge be
laid upon cigarettes, although they produce
evils of their own. Tag trouhars seldom be-
gin tn after the smoker h oyer 50 yesrs of
age, and most usually attack him st between
% and 60. While IL has net been determined
what it rs ths, makes sruotipg injurious. IL
appears certain that the effect doss not do
pend upon the amount " nicotine
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

CIKcuIT OrFlcF BuslFEss -Aibet Brown
vs. Joel Collins. Irsspsss on the case.
Declaration fled.
SurEEioH.-Eoes Sparks vs Jesse Sparks.
10 cbanosry. Decree OF divorce granted
complainant
PROBATE = Estate Of FREDERICK Hamburg.
= minor. Order dischsreing eanrAian ena
csDoeling bond. istsst of Harlow J.ck-
son, deceased. Appraisers warrant and IN.
sentory bied. Estate Of AloDzo J. Arnold.
deceased. Order aomitt!nr vil 20 probate.
Islsts n Annette Badiong oeoeased Order
allowing acminiftrsiors fnsl ACCOUNT dis
fributiDg estate aud dischsrgine admins
trstof. In Re. Petition of Vim. Cark.
guardian of Olive l.. Clark. minor Order
contTning contract Of sale Of real estate.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03
NASHVILLE NOTES.
The Lively Little Town Threatens To
Boom.

.tt-ltttt = ~ tt-ta@Aa ettANas
NASHVILLE. Aug. 2-D. c. Grifhth. an
old and retired merchant of Nashville, died
yesterday about noon. He has been an In
valid for year. y. Kellogg Is build
ing large foundry and machine shop just
north OF the rver-Work il being
pushed on the race trek and Nashville will
soon have 40 fine half-mtis track as any
town. IL Is being built by the Nashville
Driving Park Association, an incorporated
stock compsny.-rhs Nashville Base Ball
Club .ill have a struggle with rural nine
az our Recreation Park tonaorrow.-N. B.
Brooks new fruit evaporation is completed
and Running full blast night and day
Some OF Nashyille's capitalists are about
ready % build factory 10 manufacture fruit
egapOrating machines. es.--Sashville is on
the ragged edge Of boom. We now have
4 fall nedSed improvement association, the
object of which IS 10 Encourage railroads 20
come, manufacturers to locate here. and
everything else to improve the town and
increase the popuiatiOn.-H. A. Durkee Is
bailding a fruit drying establishment az
Lake Odessa. the new town on the ID. l.. 4
". extension from Grand Ledge to Grand
Rapisis.-A fine rain helped things along
immensely last night.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

Tie gTr-sf 81 ksrr. ~ys -gitr- IN
Good aea~ekssEfAg, = in prspertiou - ffs.
suFfscs inssfvsa A osss hers - rrres i.,s
srieas tssa ssrsv6eisi ezs f-i-- 49, siss
fs1s = geo sgs - ssvsrs burns. D Fkos-s
tzsf thsfs h stSli ~issiftT ~ soaer Clcess
alfTe1 n . khick ssin@ses - eozpEsse snklte
so<s ia wster isia s~@ sse burnf surfss- ard
ha-es9rd witA ofleioff - azsef rnss-rssl - ss
oipds ti~ nR = s1~ssef eoz3ss c-n 20
sr~stea - ths ssrss ~nT u s1Kbf csses
50 stinr fsss ssffse~ wiih tia npcfise~ ~iJ
rozastirsss give rskisf - T-our1nf 81 c~sr a
sr< tb~z ~svsrisf = witf csstsna ~ s8rr
zrrkesng shss sesetaali7 sz~sD6~~ os 81
80 refievs tss par Fsfso-n s-,e~-1nr f~.rs
thtxs seas8~En &-sk h-~4 euss~r f<stsS
zo7risti-sE fed aase - nnBas - a - Essy e~s
tske vi1 eass Esssrs has s~~zs sep.irs -
mass snf fz1zf D. prsvsds6 nssr~rsai - e<rrv
tfcx -. - 6oct9 81 sr~setii~ opls~s~
- aee1sa e = nst aafs - sn ssyrefsszsssasl
Tsrsen - r,s1dls ris> stsa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

Last evening after only a few hours
severe illness, death took from the earth
George J. Walker. the South Division
ct second hand dealer. The deceased has
been great sssersr for son. years past
from that great destroyer consumption. he
went to 1exas lat Winter in hopes TO
better bis heath and this Summer spent
nos. OF his time among the Northern
resorts. bet a. none Of these ' sits Vas ia
health repaired. He bss been Al industri-
Gus business NAT here for several years
past icirg business ~ Il South Division
a. YESTERDAY mording hsrserrhage o. the
irnrs set in sn6 he gradually fsiief sntii
sho1t ooiocx whsn be expired Tho
arrangements 'or The f1nersi asvs not yst
tesn fns6e
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03
The FISHERIES COMMISSION.
Its Work Discussed In the House of Con,
mons by Sir James Ferguson.

Its Work Discussed In the House of Com
mons by Sir James Ferguson.
LONDON. Sept. 2-ln the House of Com
mons this evening Sir James Ferguson.
Under Foreign Secretary. stated that the
work OF the North American Fisheries
Commission would include the matter Of
the Alaskan seal fisheries. He also stated
that Sir Lionel Packville West would be
second commissi IN in rank and the Cana
dian member the third. Replying 20 a
question by Mr. Gansley, Sir James Fsrgu-
son said it was not intended at present to
refer article 30 OF the treaty OF Washington
to the Fisheries Commission. He was not
prepared to say whether the American
memorandum OF June p, 1885, would limit
the scope Of the Commission. Regarding
the question whether the terms OF the
protocol submitted by Minister Adams to
Lord Clarendon in 1886 would form part Of
the matter referred to the Commission. he
directed the attention of ths inquirer TO
Lord Salisoury's despatch.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

PrTTsnUaa. Sept. An epidemic OF
black diphthsFia Is raging at Iockport. Pa,
a small town Of 20 inhabitants. sirfy
population is reported down with the dis
esse. snd thirteen deaths have occurred
within the past ave dsJa Recently a. cd
visd5ct which formed part Of The State
Cana wss destroyed by dynamite a. hat
point. ieavirg ssg1s1s pools Of water
wasch e believed 70 have caused the
epidealio The victims sre seized vifb =
bl1ek vaait sad usoaiiY die Ia two or
three dsys
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03
BASE BALL.
pssrsst De~n-d In 9 Very Close Game by
the eGfants-"

Detroft DoSued In q very Close tame by
the "Gfants-"
New York defeated Detroit yesterday in
very closely contested game in which no
runs were made after the second inning.
Chicago and Philadelphis played an ex-
hibision game which does not count in the
race for the pennsnt. The following are
tne scores
AZ Bosf0n-f g.BHE.
nost0u .-O 2 81 8 0 ? c-s Is 3
Indianapolis 0 o 0 o. I-5 II )
BsfteIses-Maddsa and Tate. Healey aud
Arcndsi.
A. Ssw York
View Yors-...-.....1 - 2
Detroit .....-....i o Oil s.
ssftsriss-Irtcomo and Murphy. Conway and
Bennett
AZ Wsshi ington-
Washington ? . 80 o0i O-s IL 4
Pifisnurx.......0 o o o - 2
Baiseriss-whitneT and Mass, Morris and
Garrett
At Philadel 7his-
PhlafelphiA.0 80 f-su :
Chlesgo. ....-t = 90 Is 2
tat.eres-F suHaifren snd Daring. Oeviin and
Gfbson.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

CTrrvSsrI. O.. sept. 2-Another dlabol-
icai attempt to wreck = passenger train for
the pHrposs Of ROBBERY, is reported % have
tsEe7 niacs nesr Lebanon. y. The tyafn
CONSISTED ~ eleven coaches laden With SO
exc1rsioa "a. w10 we're rsturns7g frena a
VISIT ~ tnis city. The engine struck n
ucff frllgflna ma2e 0f ties sod ss1ce raiis.
h1t farfanatsly wss not making Fast hea3-
way So he lme The rasseugsrs were
est' 2 shaxen Up ard scared. bus noua IN
f1-esf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

KALAMAZOO. Sept. IN. L. Wattles. sup
e-intendent of the Kalamazoo division Of
the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern rail-
way. sent In bis resignation last evening TO
saxe effect Sept. 80. aud has accepted the
position recently rendered him by the Rock
Island road, as Division Superintendent Of
several hundred miles Of road now building
west Of the Mississippi.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

The Eur~rer sf Germany stuuahies snd
srnis-s His HIP ant Elbow.
BxRLiS. Sept Wills Emperor William
was passing along the saloon Of the palace
yesterday be stumbled snd tell heavily to
the d0or. hrsisiHg h.s lsss hip and elbow.
There wss much excitement over the occur
rence AZ fhe time. and considerable snriefv
through the night. bat the Emper s.spt
vel and his morning seemed to feel no
Pad efects from ais fall he maize his an
pearence st The psiscs Windows several
tines today and vas tremendously chssred
by tie people.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

FLrvr, Sept. Lyman G. Curtis, one of
the victims Of Tuesdays boiler explosion,
died this morning. It's probable that suits
will be commenced against the owner Of the
boiler to recover damages for the injuries
sustained by the victims OF the disaster. on
the ground that the explosion vas the re-
suit Of careIessuess
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03
THEY ARE noT KicsERs.
Bus Thsy do Not Propose 70 b. Sat Do~n
TPen

pen.
To TIE Editor o. ne TKlsGRsE H1ssLD.
At the Bignth ward CAUCUS last evening
IN Turner Hal, two candidates we're pro
psssa-S A Fisfcher and Mrs. r. q -.
Holden An inforasl ballot was taken
which resulted IN Haioyity for NJ Fletoh-
sr bat the rete wss - close ibsf The friends
Of Nrs. Holden reaeesiej formal fsii0f.
winch wsf 1os allowed ~ seemed stpsT.
ent ihst the ffisnas Of NJ Fisichsf 5sered q
farneai Ballet sBG ~eTs unwilling T. giee .
far showing = TIE wonea. Who ssrs m
SONS enses - soCh uetsoas. Tae friends
81 hrs Hossisn coneaiie6 srsr the bsssy
sdfo1TBusnt spp5 ntee ee1ars5ttes r.
vsit upcn tee lscy ssd vi.b her consent
decided - snnsHBcs through fh- press tssf
theT r5il sappeTt be- sc - inoepen6ept
csnd tate ~ oa1Ea as TEE C1NsirTFz
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

4 csxaa.1 E@espsisa r sasr<a Ess. ,
Kelassss aaa fzFtes

Ths ,atoraiai nsoepsi1r tsaaere6 rs Rev.
,. T. Roberts and hF4s. vie hevs been 50
jo1faiax ~ oaekslla. Scar Asnisses. far q
iEoath past, he - the rxsicznes of NJ. an5
Mrs Oscar r. 0li1aeo - Ransess ~. .ss =
very plees4nt &na euj4s rs sffsar. lpusfd
of seyeaty-f.ve fSso.e E<thsros there snd
and tsBdsree their ceEs situations ID the
pastor II The f1rsf tlifs. AN Cherch. and
spent the eFening ~ scaaN conversation.
~. aud NFsa Roberts vii Fefaain with ar.
0lidGsn Tor several we<ss. sflrr which taey
vii take up their residsDes on Washing
tDn-sr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

PsoyrorScE r I. sept 2 -Th. Ei1h-
uaoud Fsser CompsnY, Tho sosr~adsi to
dsv ~ifh iabs fi-s - ever $50 60 ON q
isrrs Mi ia East Freva3sace. vairea ~
ore million dollars Tn<g 8saefsctnrsd
-as6-ruip psYsr 3oF bocks. sr1 .ss orinei-
- cs0ss q f1eir fssla1s e ssia t3 - losses
II experimenting 3. sslp pbste r5ip. hey
ksve $50 isss aesrlsT b reesnt - sares is
t0e tFsss Az nse~tfaz ~ tse sfoektol
ers fhis sfs~rn7on s. rss 6sc Ssd - wia8
80 the sasaess-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03
ma Om.rra EIertea-

AprrsS. Mich. sept. AT the business
meeting Of the Southwestern Michigan en-
campmeut this morning the following OH
GERS we're elected President B. r.. Graves,
Adrian. vice president, e.. F. smith. Jones'
vile: secretary. Geo. M Deeriin, Jackson,
treasurer. +. 2. Allen, Ipsilsnu.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

LAPEER, Sept. "A man. whose Identity
Is unknown, was successful here last even
ing in trading his light Summer hat for n
gold watch. He went into Hollands jewell
~ store, asked 90 sec some watches. picked
up one and skipped, leaving bis hat. not as
guarantee q good laiGb, bat because he
hadn't time 20 pick it up.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

F1sTosTA. q, -snI The moonlight =
nowhers beside xas light fsr outioor sport.
inx trcttSog rscs occurred h~rs ia<t
right cn tse fsir zrcuzis Elnr,-asad ~
nsfarsi xss. The srcwd was large ana tie
race very sciTil-1
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-03

The szsellent p>-fsrnssnes given a
snith's 0pers House tbs week connnasa
- attract lsrgs aud 6isnoes vho spFesr mo~e
than pleased With sAe fne attractions A
grams mstinee VI - s57en tais afsernooz
when tae e-tire prorrsra1ze nfl4 be pre-
seeae1 Manage 1mffa 4lnlts tha v4ts~.
a1s q ne sc.aiers Hozs fEss CT a. chsrzs.